Naturalism and Subjectivism

Review of Metaphysics 13 (4):663 - 667 (1960)
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In opposition to phenomenology and other currents of recent philosophy, Farber holds that the progress of science and the accumulation of human experience furnish a foundation on which philosophy can safely build, and which it is a waste of time to question. Among the basic truths are

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